Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-10-12

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Three cases from Kingman county
were brought here this week on appeal.
For sale-cheap, good 2-seat spring
wagon and set of double harness. This
Office.
a two-ton refrigerator keeps all fresh
meat in good order at the Central meat
market. 4
Roll Clark has been here since about
two weeks ago, hunting, with his old
partners.
For Sale-a light span of broke
mares, cheap, for cash Enquire of
Morris Bros. 20
+. II. Wood has rented and is living
in Mrs. Cooks house on Washington
avenue, west.
The latest, tenderest and best beef
at the Central meat market, opposite
LIST National bank. 4
w. NJ. Wheeler went to Wichita yes
terday, to be absent several weeks. lie
has property up there.
McAdoo township, directly north of
Lake City, was formed by the county
commissioners last week.
WANTED, by a young man, furnish
ed room, or room with board. Address,
stating terms, Is. ID. p, Box 81, City.
Mrs. NJ. J. Caruthers returned from
Missouri with her son, +. Il. Caruth-
urs, and will remain here indefinitely.
Rigg for sheriff means Rye Van
Slyke for undersheriff, and how many
delegates favored such combination?
Mrs. J. G. Jones and Miss Mary Stew
ems, twin sisters, of Denver, Colorado,
are here visiting their father, Judge &.
w. stevens.
Slaughter Mize, son of Mrs. Curd, of
this city, was married at Chillicothe,
Mo-, last week to daughter of Judge
Broaddus, of that city.
The county commissioners will meet
in adjourned session next Monday, oct
18th. At that time the new voting pre-
cincts will be established.
The INDEX owes an apology to Mr..
and Mrs. Wayne Mckinney. They are
the parents of two boys. born On the
2d inst. Mother. children and Wayne
are doing well.
Spelling bee at Sherlock & Mills
hall, Friday night; by the ladies' of the
Methodist Aid society. Admission 10
cents. a cake will be given to the one
who spells the crowd down.
The grand lodge OF Odd Fellows is
in session at Wichita, this week. Those
in attendance from here that we know
of are John Higgins, L. NJ Byerley.
Gus. Schmidt, l.. f. Hubbard, Will
Van Slyke, Scott l.. Allen.
Call on us when you intend making n
cash purchase. We will give you more
and better goods for your dollar than
any other house i'm Southwestern Kan
sas. Standiford, Youmaus n Eldred.
Mr.. Y. :. Hughes and wife. of Taco
ma, Washington Territory. are here on
a visit TO their daughter, Mrs. ID. a.
McCandless. They have just returned
from st. Louis and are on their way 60
Southern California.
The difficulties that at present sur
round the firm of Geppcrt Il Stone. of
this city, will only be temporary. il is
believed and hoped by their many
friends in this city. The firm has am
pie assets to meet every obligation.
II is currently reported on the streets
this morning that Attorney General
Bradford will be here to-day TO institute
a system of rigid whIskey prosecutions.
The report is that he was telegraphed
for by few politicians i'm this city who
have recently become very active prohi-
bitlOnists.
Mr.. William Musgoye Cash, editor
of the Western Star, at Coldwater, and
nephew of the INDEX junior, was
married at COldwater, on the 10th inst,
to Miss Minnie NJ. Stafford, of that
place, The INDEX extends its hearth
est congratulations, and hopes that i'm
due time there may he other bright and
twinkling stars in the Cash family, and
that the cash-bOOk OF the Star may
continue to show full pages, with large
balances on the proper side. If any
man deserves n good wife, it Is the ed
itor, who wears out his life i'm working
for other people.
Rev. j. Z. Roberts was i'm yesterday
TO correct an item that the INDEX had
copied from the Prairie Dog concern
ing Reub Lake and Dave Roller attend
ing dance at Deerhead given for the
benefit of the church. Mr.. Roberts
said: THE facts IN the case are these:
ION Tuesday evening, Sept. 9th, the
church and citizens Of Deerhead had a
festival for the benefit of the church at
that place. the Rev. J. T.. Roberts to
receive the money raised by the festival
which was $3.50 net proceeds, for
which he extends to all concerned his
best wishes and thanks, but when the
festival was over, some went home.
some went to Mr.. Martins to practice
singing for the Sunday school conven-
ton and am told that some went To
small ollice-building, near by and dane
eel awhile; but as to the Rev. Roberts
receiving money raised 10y dancing. he
never saw, received or heard tell of it,"
Get your abstracts Of shannon \
Shannon. 1871
For RENT-I wo ihree-room houses.
apply To Henry burst. IL
Fresh fish aud fresh oysters regular
ly mt the Central market. II
Exposition" Cent Cigar takes the
cake. For sale by Harrington. ID